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THE DILEMMAS OF A CIVILIAN POLITICIAN IN TIME OF WAR: ZHOU FOHAI AND THE FIRST STAGE OF THE SINO-JAPANESE WAR, JULY-DECEMBER 1937

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2014

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Martin, Brian G

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Maney Publishing

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History's verdict on Zhou Fohai is that he was an arch-collaborator, the éminence grise of Wang Jingwei's government. Yet Zhou's political career in the 1930s as a member of Chiang Kai-shek's factional network did not suggest his later activities as a hi

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/28178

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Open Access Research

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Twentieth-Century China

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10.1179/1521538514Z.00000000040

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